Opportunities to Equitably Expand Bikeshare
October 1, 2022
An increase in bikeshare use during the pandemic signals new opportunities for equity-oriented bikeshare policy in the future.
Research
Operationalizing Equity in Shared Micromobility
August 26, 2022
A new online dashboard showcases equity requirements from 239 e-scooter and bike share programs across the United States.
Equity and Exclusion Issues in Cashless Fare Payment Systems
August 23, 2022
This paper examines transit users’ experiences with fare technologies using a survey of riders in three cities.
Equity Issues in Cashless Fare Payment
August 17, 2022
A new paper explores the challenges facing U.S. transit riders without bank accounts or smartphones, and offers solutions to ensure they’re not left behind.
NABSA's 2021 State of the Industry Report
August 5, 2022
The only report of its kind for North America tracks ridership levels, demographic data, and other trends in shared micromobility.
2021 State of the Industry Report
August 4, 2022
The North American Bikeshare and Scootershare Association’s (NABSA) 2021 State of the Industry Report has arrived. Now in its third year, this year’s report continues tracking ridership levels, demographic data, and other trends through the COVID-19 pandemic. Once again,
Does Bike Share Lead to Higher Property Values?
July 29, 2022
A 2022 study highlights how bike share can raise home prices, especially for homeowners that aren’t close to subway stations.
Wheels to Meals
June 29, 2022
According to new research, the introduction of e-scooters in a city significantly impacts restaurant spending.
Measuring the Impact of Micromobility on Restaurant Demand
June 29, 2022
The authors of this study estimate how the largest and fastest-growing segment of this market — the dockless electric scooter ('e-scooter') sharing industry — impacts spending in one of the largest segments of the local economy, the restaurant industry.
Bike Fatalities Are Worse For Black and Hispanic Americans
June 22, 2022
A new study highlights how Black riders are more than 4.5x as likely to die while riding a bike than white ones on a per-mile basis.